St. Paul daily globe., 1887-03-06
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The Patti concert proved no attraction
when placed against the delightful pro-
gramme that had been prepared for the ge--
man at Malcom's Wednesday evening, and
there we're few who received Invitations that
were not present. Danz furnished the music.
Preceding the german waltz. lancers, polka
aud Newport were danced, as sort of intro
ducton to the varied figures which followed.
The favoES were suggestions of the hard
hard winter that has been upon
us, consisting of miniature toboggans
toqpes, snow shoes, crossed bats and other
SOUVENIRS of out-of-door sports The follow
ing figures constituted the german; pyra-
mids, mysterious hands, grand round, blind
man s. bluff, pawnS, cards, knotted handker-
chief candles, winding alley and flying hand
kerchief, seven watZes, a Newport. Il schot-
tische and galiop. The committee in
charge, Messrs. Henry NJ. Lawrence, Bert
Robinson, Eugene NJ. Day, James f. Bishop,
Fred D. Todd and Bertram E. Smith, were
kindly attentive, the ladies displayed
pretty costumes, the music was excel
lent, and all combined to make the
party success. The following gentle
men, with their lady friends, were present:
G. H. Fletcher Ed Lockwood, w. NJ. Clark
o. c. Schulty, George L. Hanson, c. n. Chad
burn, F. ID. Todd, H. NJ. Longbri6ge, H. n.
Hayward. Willis Williams Strong, H. H. Hod-
Bishop, Charles Damn, r.. c. Todd, f. B.
Brace. d. Fuller, A. H. SWEET, Mcfarland, B.
w. Ball, T. NJ. Tenney, w. j. Morawetz. E.
Fl. Day, }. c. Black, L. w. Derwent, H. +.
Wood, +. Fl. Page, A. Fl. Barnard, V. l..
King. Joseph Woodbury., G. A. Rose, c. d.
White, B. +. Smith.
The Faust club gave the third party of its
series ut Malcolm's hall Thursday evening,
and 1t proved quite as pleasant as it's prede-
cessors, though the attendance was not SO
large, about forty couples participating
Shubert's orchestra furnished music for a
,r,tn nf
Faust club is composed of typos. and none
know better the pleasures of dancing than
they and their ladies.
CHURCH ENTERTAINMENTS.
The First Unitarian society has established
for itself an enviable reputation in the way
of entertainments. Last Monday evening
the lecture room of their church was well
filled by an audience who found much to en-
JOY in the programme offered. Miss Helene
King. whose Shakespearean readings have
proven so excellent, gave several num-
bers, and several musical selections
and recitations filled out the programme.
The Congregational club OF Minnesota held
its regular monthly meeting Monday night
A discussion of education and the state was
the literary feature of the evening, which
was fully reported in Tuesdays papers.
The social side of the affair was
even more enjoyable A collation. was
served at Z o'clock, and the half
uOuI ptcCeuiug anu lOiiO"iIS IL WAS QeVOteQ
to pleasant conversation, such as only men
aud women Of culture and refinement are
capable of, There was a cordiality and kind
liuess Of feeling apparent, the effect OF which
was well defined by Prof, Judson, who as q
guest felt in an especial degree what seemed
Il natural order TO the members. President
Northrop with his quick wit and repartee
added not a little to the enjoyment of the oc-
casion,
The social given by the ladies of the An
drew Presbyterian church Tuesday evening
was an enjoyable affair and quite well at
tended. The ladies of this church are earn
estly working to secure funds for new
church, and their efforts are being met with
encouraging results.
The Methodist Social union of the Twin
Cities viii meet Tuesday ut p. N. at the
Ardmore on the corner of Nicoet avenue
and Ninth street, Minneapolis.